Sentence examples for consequence of children from inspiring English sources
He said, however, "there has not been any definitive decline in Little League participation as a direct consequence of children playing lacrosse".
Ameliorating the many, and diverse, deleterious consequence of children living in high-poverty neighborhoods requires the mutually reinforcing benefits of multiple effective policy strategies across what have traditionally been viewed as separate areas of action.
A major national UK report suggested that these lower levels of satisfaction may be a consequence of children and young people's services not being prioritised with regard to the management and delivery of services, and allocation of funds [ 9].
Childhood encounters with bees, wasps, yellow jackets, hornets, and fire ants can be a natural consequence of children's curiosity and exploration.
For example, a larger interference effect in children than in adults can be a consequence of children's less developed response abilities rather than that of their different magnitude processing relative to adults.
According to Unicef's State of the World's Children Report 2007: "Premature pregnancy and motherhood are an inevitable consequence of child marriage.
Nearly 320,000 families are to face a marginal income tax rate of more than 50% as a consequence of child benefit being withdrawn from individuals earning in excess of £50,000, the Institute of Fiscal Studies has suggested.
Child fatality is the most tragic consequence of child maltreatment.
This most tragic consequence of child maltreatment is not a separately reported outcome measure, but is instead lumped together with other forms of maltreatment.
This represents some 4.5 million people of working age who are not able to achieve their potential as a consequence of child undernutrition.
§ Globally, 36 per cent of woman between the ages of 20-24 were married or in union before they reached 18. Premature pregnancy and childbirth is often a dangerous consequence of child marriage.
